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by ketralnis 19y ago
Of course, that's mostly pylons code. The only information I glean from here is: 1. FreeBSD 6.2 2. Pylons 3. /home/ri/hgreddit
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by ketralnis 19y ago
> just being familiar with one isn't a sufficient reason to use it. I'm not sure that's true. If you don't need a lot of power or obscure features then there's no lost functionality, and if you're already familiar, you have no learning
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by ketralnis 19y ago
> Is this a troll, or did the author simply not do very much research? It's not a troll, and I did do some research. I wrote this a few months ago (this is its second round on news.yc, and I'd make some addenda to it if it weren't activ
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by ketralnis 19y ago
Submitter: thanks for submitting the (original) ketralnis.com article. The same article was submitted under my experimental domain wrotit.com to reddit, and I'd much prefer to reduce the incoming links to that domain until I've made final d
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by ketralnis 19y ago
I've been looking at that one, as well as Armed Bear Common Lisp. Shortly after writing that article I started reading up a lot on Erlang which I've come to like and now have some projects in it (notably wrotit.com, where the submitter prob
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by ketralnis 19y ago
EDIT: Sorry, I misread your comment, and mine agrees with yours rather than argues with it. But I'll leave it here for posterity :) >> POSIX >I think this is a weak point - CL [...] was intended to be OS-agnostic I don't think
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by ketralnis 19y ago
(I'm the author.) Yes, Erlang is where I've gone. I'm still learning, but it hasn't taken long to get me up-and-running more than proficiently, and I'm loving it so far